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Teaching organization under fire

Legislators, lobbyists oppose $250,000 given to group

By Bob Mercer , May 15, 2013

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PUTNAM: Teachers are more than tests

PUTNAM: Teachers are more than tests Recognize great educators for Teacher Appreciation Week.

By Neil Putnam , May 08, 2013

Neugebauer, Fossum tie for local Teacher of the Year

Neugebauer, Fossum tie for local Teacher of the Year District honors employees at Wednesday event.

By Candy DenOuden , April 25, 2013

Mother, daughter both up for Teacher of Year award

Mother, daughter both up for Teacher of Year award Teacher of the Year to be announced Wednesday night.

By Ross Dolan , April 23, 2013

BILL GATES: A fairer way to evaluate teachers

BILL GATES: A fairer way to evaluate teachers As states and districts rush to implement new teacher development and evaluation systems, there is a risk they'll use hastily contrived, unproven measures.

By Bill Gates , April 04, 2013

SD lawmakers reject teacher tenure bill

Legislation arising from election sought local option on continuing contracts.

By Bob Mercer , February 08, 2013

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SD Senate panel endorses teacher recruitment plan

PIERRE (AP) — A scholarship plan aimed at recruiting new teachers for math, science and other critical subjects was approved Tuesday by a legislative panel.

By Chet Brokaw , February 05, 2013

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SD House passes bill on arming teachers

SD House passes bill on arming teachers PIERRE — A bill that would allow school districts to arm teachers and other personnel with guns was approved Tuesday by the South Dakota House after supporters said it could make would-be attackers think twice about entering a school building.

By Chet Brokaw , January 30, 2013

GRAVES: Teacher's bar exam might be good but don't bet on it

GRAVES: Teacher's bar exam might be good but don't bet on it Under current conditions, the best people are not drawn into education but into other fields with higher levels of compensation.

By Joe Graves , January 07, 2013

OPINION: Vote against merit pay for educators

For any South Dakota voter who feels that this bill is a good piece of legislation, I suggest you spend a day or a week in a classroom with a teacher from your community.

By CARRIE TUCEK , September 21, 2012

Study: State sets bar low for teacher qualifications

PIERRE — South Dakota often sets the bar low in determining whether teaching candidates have sufficient knowledge of the content they need in the classroom, according to a study presented Monday to the South Dakota Board of Education.

By Bob Mercer , July 17, 2012

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Mitchell teachers negotiate raises for 2-year deal

The local school board and teachers’ union reached a tentative agreement Monday that will cost the district about $285,000 more next year, or $570,000 over the life of the two-year contract. Mitchell Education Association chief negotiator Curtis Smith said the agreement must be approved by the MEA membership. About half the district’s 200 teachers are MEA members, he said.

By Ross Dolan , July 05, 2012

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SD merit-pay plan for teachers goes to public vote

SD merit-pay plan for teachers goes to public vote PIERRE (AP) — South Dakota voters will decide the fate of Gov. Dennis Daugaard's plan to give bonuses to top teachers, phase out tenure and recruit candidates for critical teaching jobs, Secretary of State Jason Gant said Monday.

By Chet Brokaw , July 02, 2012

Officials not done checking teacher bill referral

PIERRE (AP) — South Dakota election officials expect to determine early next week whether enough valid petition signatures have been submitted to refer Gov. Dennis Daugaard's controversial education plan to a public vote.

June 29, 2012

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SD teachers union seeks public vote on bonus bill

The South Dakota Education Association needs to submit at least 15,855 valid signatures Monday to refer the measure passed by this year's South Dakota Legislature to a vote in the November election.

June 18, 2012

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